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Advocates are encouraged by the new mayor’s early plans to clean up the city. But some are skeptical about her pick to lead the efforts.

Jan. 24 - 28: Tattoo Fest in Philly, “The Producers” in N.J., and Common in Delaware are among the weekend’s highlights.

Philly Council returns with most members having served one term or less, a new leadership structure and many new ideas.

“Everyone who jumps will help raise the funds,” Parks and Rec Commissioner Orlando Rendon said. “We need to offer many tropical getaways amid the urban landscape.”

The newly approved offshore wind farms will be located about 40 miles off the N.J. coast and generate enough electricity to power 1.8 million homes.

“We cannot let SEPTA be decimated,” one resident said. “I could only imagine what else is on the chopping block.”

According to U.S. Marshals, the suspect may be driving a stolen Ford F-150 with PA Tag ZTS-0503.

Seven of the new officers are from BIPOC communities, and three of them are women.

Head coach Nick Siriani said some things “got stale" and everyone on the team needs to work for change and success.

New Jersey Transit has been struggling with a significant drop in ridership since the COVID-19 pandemic began in early 2020.

Players from the team, including Carter Hart of the Philadelphia Flyers, have taken a leave of absence from their current clubs in recent days.

These private security hires currently do not need any special training to work.

. Labor experts say the UAW usually endorses candidates later as it contains a mix of Democratic, Republican and unaffiliated voters.

Boathouse Row, the iconic Philadelphia feature along the Schuylkill River, was illuminated once again for the first time in months.

Pennsylvania lawmakers say a court mandate to overhaul public school funding has opened avenues for compromise on charter school reform.